Tourist Attractions
Grand Parade, Eastbourne, BN21 3EL
Stretching into the English Channel from Eastbourne’s Grand Parade, this Victorian pier offers a classic seafront walk with coastal views, places to eat and traditional architecture. Visitors can enjoy refreshments, browse the shops or simply sit above the sea and take in the surroundings.
Grand Parade, Eastbourne, East Sussex, BN21 3AD
From Holywell to Langney Point, Eastbourne Promenade provides a public walking route beside the beach, passing well-known seafront landmarks and quieter coastal stretches. It’s an easy place to enjoy sea views, stop for refreshments or take a longer walk along the coast.
Station Parade, Eastbourne, East Sussex, BN21 1BD
Just beside Eastbourne Railway Station, the Enterprise Shopping Centre brings independent shopping, places to eat and local services together beneath a Victorian glass roof. Browse gifts, clothing and specialist shops, stop for something to eat or enjoy the atmosphere of this converted railway building.
Friston, BN25 4AD
Set within the Friston Forest area of the South Downs National Park, this large beech woodland is a wonderful place to escape into nature on foot, by bike or from a picnic spot. Managed by Forestry England, Friston Forest offers miles of trails and varied terrain that make it ideal for a day of outdoor adventure and quiet woodland enjoyment.
Hampden Park Drive, Eastbourne, BN22 9QR
Right on the northern edge of Eastbourne, Hampden Park is a spacious, beloved green space offering a mix of nature, recreation and relaxed outdoor enjoyment. It was Eastbourne’s first public park when it opened in 1902 and has remained a favourite for families, walkers and sports fans ever since.
Wartling Road Entrance, Hailsham, East Sussex, BN27 1RN
Historic architecture and expansive countryside in East Sussex can be explored at Herstmonceux Castle, a medieval moated castle set within 600 acres of woodland, gardens and wildflower meadows.
King Edward's Parade, Eastbourne, BN20 7XB
Nestled at the foot of the South Downs on Eastbourne’s quieter shoreline, Holywell Retreat is a charming coastal spot combining relaxed beach vibes, historic character and natural beauty. Once developed as a public garden and retreat, today the area is known for its scenic promenade, rock pools and views towards the dramatic white cliffs of Beachy Head.
64 Kingfisher Drive, Eastbourne, East Sussex, BN23 7RT
For everyday shopping in Langney, this centre on Kingfisher Drive brings supermarkets, essential services, cafés and community facilities together in one convenient location. Langney Shopping Centre serves nearby neighbourhoods with a mix of high-street retailers, places to eat and free time-limited parking.
Grove Road & South Street, Eastbourne, East Sussex, BN21 4QA
Just a short walk from Central Station and the town centre, Little Chelsea is a lively local quarter made up of Grove Road and South Street, known for its eclectic mix of independent shops, cafés and eateries. It’s a place where you can wander streets with character, browse for unique finds and enjoy a relaxed shopping experience.
Meads Street, Eastbourne, East Sussex, BN20 7ZZ
Between Eastbourne town centre and Beachy Head, Meads Village combines independent shops and places to eat with leafy streets and historic architecture. Visitors can browse Meads Street, wander past 19th-century cottages or head towards Holywell for coastal walks and views of the South Downs.
